Friday, September 19, 2008
"Honor. Integrity. Leadership."
I like working with David Marc Fischer because he will occasionally challenge me to think beyond breakfast cereals. Last week, for example, he asked me to draw a portrait of Sarah Palin as a pit bull with lipstick. I thought a bit, and responded with this. David wanted me to add some more details, but since I don’t normally work electronically, this was the best I could do. David then consulted with designer Chris Orsi, who did the final piece (see above). Thanks, Chris!
Here is David’s post.
I like working with David Marc Fischer because he will occasionally challenge me to think beyond breakfast cereals. Last week, for example, he asked me to draw a portrait of Sarah Palin as a pit bull with lipstick. I thought a bit, and responded with this. David wanted me to add some more details, but since I don’t normally work electronically, this was the best I could do. David then consulted with designer Chris Orsi, who did the final piece (see above). Thanks, Chris!Here is David’s post.
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Thanks! This is a digital job. I basically just took the original painting and drew lipstick on it. Chris did the final, which looks much better.
I usually do everything by hand, so I am extremely limited when it comes to the digital stuff. I should probably learn it at some point.
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I usually do everything by hand, so I am extremely limited when it comes to the digital stuff. I should probably learn it at some point.
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